On 03/08/07, Morgan Storey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I prefer to use something like denyhosts to simply block the offending
ip's
as moving the port seems somewhat to be security through obscurity.
Yes it is. But it keeps your logs much cleaner (so any attempt to hack is
noticed much more
Hi all,
Just an idle curiosity for a Friday afternoon, but does anyone know
which verison of which is included in the debianutils package (in Ubuntu
Feisty), and why it is so woefully out of date?
For instance, on one of the FC4 boxes I have to look after, which is the
standalone package:
On 7/30/07, Stephen Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been hitting the Linux documentation hard and after much learning I
think I have decided on a course of action.
I would like to get another computer and set up a Proxy Server for my network
security and peace of mind.
I have no idea
On 8/3/07, Stephen Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need a home Linux server to act as a
I've done all of this and more with a 200mhz machine with 96mb of memory :)
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I use Compaq G1 DL380's off ebay ($80), add SATA controller + disk + DDS4
tape and off you go.
$80 will probably get you 2 way 1Ghz + 1G mem + 2 x 18G SCSI disk (just for
OS). The G1's have lots of space for extra SATA disks, etc.
get something as cheap as possible
if you can grab
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/08/2007 02:04:42 PM:
I prefer to use something like denyhosts to simply block the offending
ip's
as moving the port seems somewhat to be security through obscurity.
I agree that moving the port is security through obscurity, but obscurity
can compliment good
On Friday 03 August 2007 14:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need a home Linux server to act as a
1. Proxy Server
2. Web Server (For Web development only)
3. Proxy Mail Server
5. Print Server (Needing a USB 2.0 ports)
6. File Server
7. IP Tables firewall
Does anybody have any ideas as what
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On feisty or dapper you will still need to install required codecs to be
able to watch dvds, same work finding and installing the packages for
?libdvdcss and friends. Google and ubuntu forums can guide you.
libdvdcss2 and w32codecs for Ubuntu December 4, 2005
Posted by carthik in ubuntu.
Do you really care about putting into action, all those wonderful
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On Fri, 2007-08-03 at 16:42 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I prefer to use something like denyhosts to simply block the
offending ip's
as moving the port seems somewhat to be security through
obscurity.
But this kind of activity isn't new, by any
Printing works fine on boxes upgraded to feisty but machine reinstalled
with fiesty from alternate cd after a change of motherboard and
processor wont install printer. Display issues stopped use of graphical
installer as the windows were larger than the screen, so some buttons
could not be
Ubuntu fiesty
get error message that disk is full, /. but I can't find the files where
the content is in /. Home and tmp are separate partitions, as is
everything mounted on /media. Computer still working reasonably.
Below are output of df and du.
cheers
Ken
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ df -h
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i got a new machine a few days ago with ubuntu feisty pre-installed
and i can't watch a video;
I'm not ready for the all the hard work just yet, I want a bit of
straightforward pleasure first...
so...
I was thinking of installing dapper (a copy of which i have);
but would this mean that, after an
vlc and oggle worked where others didn't for me
Ken
michael fitzgerald wrote:
Ken,
i've got these packets correctly installed and still when i try to run a
player like totem or mplayer i get:
messages to the effect that i need a plugin to play a video, without it
stipulating, in either case,
Ken Wilson wrote:
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdc1 25G 24G 0 100% /
Err, 24 out of 25 gig in /
Since you have everything in different partitions you are only
interested in what happens on /dev/sdc1, you might try:
sudo find / -xdev -type
Hi Marghanita,
first of all: WhatWG is a collection of Web developers and Browser
developers (mostly Firefox, Opera and some guys from Apple), who are
developing not only the specs of HTML5, but also software to
demonstrate the ideas.
It is very much a technical effort, so if we have any input
I'm trying to setup an epson 1670 as a network scanner on a fedora 7
server (please note I'm agnostic when it comes to Linux distributions).
So far I can scan locally on the server ie use scanimage -L.
The services has sane-port 6566 added
xinetd has been modified
But when I try to telnet to
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